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Understand that Max Essential A Saver has recently change to Vital Health Rider, but i'm not sure what are the key differents?
Is it recommended to renew to AIA Vital Health or not?
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Josh Tan Jian Liang
05 Jun 2019
Co-founder https://theastuteparent.com at Promiseland Independent Pte Ltd
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Hariz Arthur Maloy
04 Jun 2019
Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent
Max Essential A is the old rider that allows full deductible and co insurance coverage. Vital Health is the new rider after MOH passed the new co-pay law.
Now you must pay 5% co-insurance up to a cap of $3k per policy year if you visit AIA's Panel of Doctors, no cap otherwise.
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Hi there, Max Essential A Saver did not change to Vital Health Rider. It's more of a new offer that is compliant with MOH guidelines as what Hariz has mentioned.
If you are owning the Max Essential A Saver you can keep it. If you are owning the Max Essential A you can downgrade to either the Essential A Saver or Vital Health A.
For age30-40, price gap between Essential A saver and Vital Health is about $50/y only. The essential A Saver rider covers 100% for you and has a possible daily hospital cash if you downgrade. I'd attach my analysis here if you want to know more. Also, contact a qualified adviser to understand further, good luck.
https://www.theastuteparent.com/2018/12/aia-hea...